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Martin George has condemned the continuing spate of Murders in Tobago

https://youtu.be/KVcVwxFJNjQ The Tobago Business Chamber through its Chairman Martin George has condemned the continuing spate of Murders in Tobago as the island recorded its 18th Murder over the weekend. He called upon the TTPS to use its resources wisely and to stop chasing down Obeahman and Mai Drivers and start chasing and arresting Murderers and those creating Mayhem by trafficking illegal guns and illegal drugs. ...

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Mr. Martin George on the Prime Minister’s comments regarding the Environmental Management Authority (EMA) Act

https://youtu.be/NwAEuq7ZV6k The TOBAGO BUSINESS CHAMBER asks that the rhetoric be toned down and seeks meaningful discussions amongst all Stakeholders as it believes that economic and infrastructural development can be done for the Marriott Hotel and other projects, in an environmentally sensitive and ecologically sustainable manner as a win-win for all. ...

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Mr. Martin George speaks on the establishment of the Trinidad and Tobago Revenue Authority

https://youtu.be/8XZZps1xdK4 Attorney at Law MARTIN GEORGE, while commending the Government on its success in the Constitutional Motion with the PSA over the establishment of the T&T Revenue Authority, says that it is no cause for great celebrations as the main task of managing and harnessing the economy of T&T remains as the major challenge for the Government. He pointed to the challenges faced by Businesses with getting FOREX, the hemorrhaging of Billions of Taxpayers Dollars by so many State agencies wasting money and being inefficient and ineffective and says that these should be the areas of focus as opposed to raising...

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Tobago Chamber: Power-sharing in THA illegal

The Tobago Business Chamber has said any form of power-sharing between the Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) and People’s National Movement (PNM) in the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) will be illegal, because the law simply does not allow for such an arrangement. On Wednesday, the the Prime Minister held a meeting with 12 elected THA assemblymen in an affort to end the six-six deadlock in the THA. At the meeting, the PDP proposed an interim power-sharing arrangement until a solution to the impasse is arrived at. The PDP offered to give the PNM the positions of chief secretary and presiding officer, while it...

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Martin George’s Legal Opinion – The Chief Secretary, Deputy Chief Secretary and other Secretaries

Martin George's Legal Opinion -: The Chief Secretary, Deputy Chief Secretary and other Secretaries remain in Office until new ones are sworn in. This of course is limited to those who won their seats. Those who lost their seats are no longer Members of the Assembly and therefore can't retain their posts as Secretaries. https://youtu.be/v0dw2jokfc0 ...

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Tobago residents seek legal advice over jail location

Glen Road, Scarborough residents are pursuing legal advice on the State’s decision to relocate Tobago’s prison to their village. This is according to a statement on Monday, November 16, from Martin George and Company- the villager’s attorney. In the statement, the company’s attorney Janelle Ramroop said residents are exploring their options to determine the legality of the State’s move. However, she noted that residents remain open to dialogue with the authorities. “In the interim, these residents are open to the consultation to conversations with Mr Ancil Dennis- the Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly(THA), Mr Dennis Pulchan- the Commissioner of Prisons, and...

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